Have you ever wondered how hackers, journalists, insiders, and other individuals exfiltrate data without getting caught? It's a fascinating and often unsettling aspect of modern technology and information security. Sometimes their laptops and storage devices are looked through, by security personnel, and yet they still don't find anything. If you think they hid the information,... Continue Reading →
Electronic devices are usually protected with one of the following: 4-digit passcodes, 6-digit passcodes, alphanumeric combinations, and even biometrics, each providing varying levels of security. The simplicity of a 4-digit passcode may be appealing for quick access, but it can be easily compromised, as there are only ten thousand possible combinations. On the other hand,... Continue Reading →
The software that allows users to operate a computer is called an Operating System (OS). Common examples of OS for computers are Microsoft Windows and Apple macOS, as well as mobile systems like Android and iOS. Today our focus is Kali Linux. Kali is considered the best beginner-friendly distro, and it's based on the Debian... Continue Reading →
Whether you are in the beginning stages of your pentesting journey, a SOC analyst, incident responder, or threat analyst, at some point in your career, you will have to use your computer's terminal. The Terminal is an interface that allows an user to interact with the computer via the command line (CLI). As the name... Continue Reading →
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